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Jess Steele

Jess Steele, OBE is a community activist in Hastings.^[1] Steele was a founder trustee of Hastings Pier & White Rock Trust ^[2] a campaign group which successfully lobbied to transfer the pier into community ownership ^[3] and raised £14 million for its renovation.

^ Co-operative News (12 January 2016). "New Year Honours list recognises contributions from social sector". Co-operative News.
^ "Hastings Pier 'at risk of collapse into sea after fire'". BBC News. 5 October 2010.
^ "Hastings Pier launches Community Shares Offer".^{[permanent dead link]}